Immunopathologist
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Last updated on 22 Jan 2026
Overview
An Immunopathologist specializes in diagnosing diseases caused by immune system malfunctions, such as autoimmune disorders and allergies. They analyze blood and tissue samples to identify immunological abnormalities. This role blends laboratory diagnostics with patient-focused research. Immunopathologists help guide treatment plans based on precise immunodiagnostic findings. Their work is pivotal in modern personalized medicine.
Job Description
- Examine tissue and blood samples for immune-related disorders.
- Use immunoassays and molecular diagnostics tools.
- Collaborate with immunologists and clinicians for case reviews.
- Develop lab protocols for accurate immunodiagnosis.
- Participate in clinical trials for immune therapies.
- Train lab staff on immunopathological procedures.
- Contribute to medical literature on immune-mediated diseases.
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